It’s a race where each candidate has labeled the other as extreme, where Trump-era arguments such as border security and support for the police are being rehashed, and where the outcome could help determine which party gains control of the House of Representatives. Continue reading →
A roundtrip on the line, which runs between Malden and Jamaica Plain, was just over five minutes slower than it would be if trains were running at full speed on Thursday, compared to about seven minutes slower when the MBTA closed the line for a host of critical repairs. Continue reading →
In the early hours of Friday morning, the intruder entered through a back door of the stately home in San Francisco’s upscale Pacific Heights neighborhood, yelling, “Where is Nancy?” Continue reading →
Intelligence agencies are set to deliver a classified document to Congress by Monday updating a report made public last year that said nearly all of the incidents remain unexplained. The original document looked at 144 incidents between 2004 and 2021 that were reported by US government sources, mostly American military personnel. Continue reading →
Influenza is hitting the US unusually early and hard, already hospitalizing a record number of people at this point in the season in more than a decade and underscoring the potential for a perilous winter of respiratory viruses, according to federal health data released Friday. Continue reading →
A structural engineering report prompted the evacuation of the 164-unit Port Royale condo building, which is in the process of undergoing a required recertification. Continue reading →
Both armies are now dealing with the challenges posed by the thick clay sludge that hindered Napoleon’s army in 1812, slowed Hitler’s advance on the eastern front in 1941, and wreaked havoc on Russia’s plans for a lightning advance into Ukraine in the spring of this year. Continue reading →
The US Indo Pacific Command said the launches highlighted the “destabilizing impact” of North Korea’s illicit nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs. Continue reading →
Iranian security forces opened fire Friday on demonstrators in a southeastern city that has seen weeks of unrest amid nationwide demonstrations, activists said. Continue reading →
Two stakeholders, one against and one for, weigh in on the ballot question, which would require dental insurers to spend 83 percent of the premium they collect on claims. Continue reading →
Pressley spoke with the Globe about her experience participating in ‘The Hair Tales,’ the troubles and triumphs of living with Black hair, and how losing hair to alopecia has shifted her self-expression. Continue reading →
“God only knows where this bird came from," said Mark Faherty, the science coordinator for Mass Audubon’s Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary. Continue reading →
One-third of Americans and nearly two-thirds of Republicans agree with some elements of a racist conspiracy theory that claims the US is in danger of losing its “culture and identity” because of immigration, according to a new UMass Amherst poll. Continue reading →
Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum had 32 points apiece for the Celtics (3-2), but they were outshined by Mitchell and LeVert, who each had 41. Continue reading →
Security-tech companies Snyk and Cybereason this week announced significant layoffs after having already trimmed their workforces during the summer. Continue reading →
Salem, a city once known for a massive coal-fired power plant, is receiving $33.8 million from the federal government for the renewable energy transition, officials said on Friday. Continue reading →
Musk has promised to rid the social media service of automated spam bots, bring back previously banned users, and generally create a better online forum for free speech. Continue reading →
The Rev. Calvin Butts fought poverty and racism and for decades skillfully navigated New York’s power structure as pastor of Harlem’s historic Abyssinian Baptist Church. Continue reading →
An untamable rock ‘n’ roll pioneer known for records like "Great Balls of Fire" and “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On,” Jerry Lee Lewis's talent, energy and ego sustained a career otherwise upended by significant personal scandals. Continue reading →
From one of the most commercially successful horror franchises of all time to a stop-motion kids’ movie, there’s something for everyone. Continue reading →
If you’re ready to raid your costume trunk and celebrate with goth drag queens, look no further than these Boston and Provincetown events hosted by LGBTQ bars, clubs, and event groups. Continue reading →
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